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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1909)
O. S. N. S. Wins Game. The Monmouth girls won from the Salem girls Friday night on the home court by the score of 22 to 7. It was considered by the large crowd that attended the game to be the fastest and clean est game from faults that has been played on the home court for several years. The Salem girls played a good hard game but the speed and accurate handl ing of the ball by the Monmouth team and trick plays kept Salem guessing. A nice reception was given the visiting team which was enjoyed by all invited. . On February 6 the Monmouth gi' ls will play the Astoria team at that place, leaving here on Fri day afternoon returning Sunday evening. Miss Burt and Miss Hixon secured four field baskets apiece at forwards. Miss Laura Craven secured one from the guard position. The team also secured four points on fouls. Miss Hazel Donahue played the cnter position and Miss Hazel Kuykendall the other guard. For the Boys and Girls. Do you love your teacher? If you do you now have a chance to give her a vacation next summer and at the same time one of the pleasantest trips imaginable a trip to the World's Fair at Seattle. In connection with our contest we are going to send the most popular school teacher in Polk county for a weeks vacation and pleasure trip to the Alaska-Yu kon-racinc exposition, it you want your teacher to go write to the Herald for full particulars. - 4b 4b 4r 4b 4) 4b t 4b A Correction. By request of some of the members of the Senior class and in my opinion a correction is due the Senior class for an article published in last . week's Herald concerning the Freshmen Ban quet. Not only is this due the Senior class, but the Freshmen class as well. The Senior class was not invit ed to this banquet. It was en tirely an individual matter by which a few Seniors and alumni were invited at a late hour by a few Freshmen to this "feed." These facts I have f rom the pres ident of the Freshmen class. It was quite an informal affair and no one should feel slighted who was not invited. D. C. Henry, Pres. '09 class. Independence Cannery The directors of the Indepen dence Cannery held a meeting Tuesday at the Independence National Bank which was a very encouraging one for the stock holders. The late litigation has been settled and there is but a small indebtedness now outstand ing, which will be wiped out in a few days. The directors are negotiating with parties now to lease the cannery and there is every indication that it will be operated the coming season. The company has a fine building and good equipment and is in every way prepared to handle a large amount of business. The editor of this paper has a sort of father ly interest in the cannery, from the tact that ne was largely in strumental in getting it started while editing the Enterprise. We believe in boosting our sister town as well as at home, for it all helps to bring people into our county and the more here the more busi ness will everybody have. How ever we believe that Monmouth is just a little the best of the whole bunch of towns in the county. Just received direct from Chi cago 14000 letterheads at the to our mm FRIEND We desire to thank you for your generous patronage during the past year and assure you we will endeavor to merit a continu ance of the same. We think you will be pleased to learn that we have decided to Increase our Stock. In fact have already received part of our New Goods and have other large ship ments on the way. These goods were bought from Eastern Manufacturers at Lowest Spot Cash Prices and we will be in a position to serve you better than ever. 's Independence Oregon A fortunate purchase makes this price possible. Calico Standard Calico nearly always sold for from 6 to 7 cents Our Price 5c Buggy Whips From 10c to $1.25 And oonv We buy goods for two stores, hence are in a position to get the benefit of quantity purchases. Our CASH PLAN enables us to give you GENUINE BAR GAINS that in many cases are priced below these so-called special sales. Peri Lustre 2 skeins for 5 cents Compare our prices with the other fellow San Silk 2 spools for 5 cents Our regular price Clarks O N T Thread 6 spools 25c Always at this price s 4b 4b 4b $ ' 4b 4b Suit Cases $1.75 to $9 Trunks From $3.25 to $10 Over 60 styles for your selection. We carry a BIG stock of Shoes. We have just re ceived the first installment of our new 1909 Spring Line of the Correct Styles in Shoes. Prices from 25 cents to $6.00 a pair. jlmeriean Sentleman SHOE 4b 4b I w 4b ft?- 35x? r 1 fWWK f sax. Prko$4 Style 1013 Vict lid bluchet dote edge sole, pede thank lu military heel. "Empire" Toe rf A i A SWELL BOOT that individualises . i us wearer as beino exclusive. PRICt: $3.00 To the Patrons of Our t Neskowin or Slab Creek Store We intend to J the same time will continue increase our stock and at to handle only 4h first grade goods at lowest possible prices. s : : 8 t if Large Turkish Towel 25 cents This kind is usually sold for 35 cents Mt'N American M SH0E p $3.50 Style 6002 A bluchnr lace boot patent kid vamp quarter mid lace ttayt with dull mat top, welled sole, per f orated lipaod military heel. "VaW Toe Farmers Attention Do you get the top prices for EGGS. If not bring them to us and you will receive the highest price ALWAYS. CASH STORE Independence Oregon - v " V v i t V t t V v t t t t I t Herald job office. 4;
